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MS Access 07 Continuous Subform Record

Asked by notbobj1 in Microsoft Access Database

I have a subform in continuous display.
I have a field called acctno and info1.
If a record has an acctno between 121 and 150, I want to set the info1 locked property to no and the borderstyle to 1, else, I want to set the locked property to yes and the borderstyle to o.

I have the following in the currentrecord event, which sort of works. When the user gets to the record with acct no between 121 and 150, they are able to update the info1 field, but all records in the info1 column get the border style assigned to 1 until they leave that record.
I basically just need it so that at all times, only the 121-150 records display the border and the rest do not??
I tried on load, on open, etc.. and get errors about not being able to set a field value that has focus...

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If ((Me.AcctNo > 120 And Me.AcctNo < 152) Or Me.AcctNo = 199) Then
Me.Info1.Locked = False
Me.Info1.BorderStyle = 1
Else
Me.Info1.Locked = True
Me.Info1.BorderStyle = 0
End If
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